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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-07

Aln'TioS % oFFBcsAs -Ensiue Cos.
sNai Ne cot tue Seattle Fire Depart
49, eeia an tiecaoa - oeaeera, at
- eSsse on Battery near Feont street,
- zoe sellauine rrspt. ForsUnan'
as1. warren F,sst A sassant. Lake
-, NJ -soeG Assistant. A. Allen; Preai
49, " ~ L,tiaer; Secretary. Carries
49,. Treasurer. w. II. r. Barnes;
h.ieesA,'ves 20 the b ard % FIRE
- = sAS q I. KtnnsaF. @. O. Perkius
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-07
ion % ahool ed thelf
RACK soonrA.

Al abe conclasioa Of she shoot doe
MaNauGhs vas declared winner Of The
AREA medal IN this shoos, and Hardy
and Clark, wbo tied for sseond place.
shot Of TIE lie. resulting In . victory
foe Ozark ~ Que bird
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-07

NEw MuLxxEsT.-Novsitte joat re-
eeivsA in hns AnAn siFaw-brova, olua.
tan ana hlash-in the following sayles;
Ire LAke Gsatee, ne RaaayRura, tns
Merlin. the PFince@ss the NAhant and
the COqastse. 81 half the praoaa coArRed
Ia 40 exclusive millinoEy sssrG TCEE-Aa
4 StNaEMNkN-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-07
Drives AOuss furnishIna soeda.
TnE EIOELLEaF oUAIITIEs

TnK KxCELLKNF QUALITIES
OF the dslightfal liquid fruit remedy.
Syrup Of FIGS, oom@end u 10 al Who
suffer from hebitaAl constipation and
kindred lila BEING In liquid form and
pleasant 10 the taste, harmless In Id
nature. strengthening a. wall 90 cleans
ina In its properties, 10 h easily taken
By old aud yeong, and truly bene0oial
10 its effects, and therefore the fsvoFite
family remedy, especially With the
ladies and children, Who require 9 gen
tie YEA edestive laxative. Fer sale By
A. B. Stewart. dv
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-07

Nhen To search Of Eaiaent for nan
os boy mina your Pa Naa Q's. Coo.s
and see cor 81 saisa. They are worth
as ToKxAs a eTsuNAMAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-07

Yesterday AfssFnoon the third Of Q
series Of ten club shoots BY the Seattle
Bod and Gun Oiab, for Club medals,
took place a She race track. The
match vas al ten singles and ave
pair Of doables. Fellowing IL the
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-07

Sohey assaasFs shoaid e0s fad % 80
ne sxks Cx0TErsa Hors8 tatloF. made
saitss shey compare VIA tie oesa nsF-
shAat tailsR vogk- Oo1e and t1speei
ear esAzftfal spEtne slock.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-07

Laeea and emhroi6aFtas- We have
The hanner sock, lower than bed rsek
prisss, 5 techsa wida s.. inches wids
ac, and only IS the great stores Of
TowI.Aa a SKN0KxWAH,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-07

80 ones 100 als-wool noehy
49, 80 treek salts this wesk a g., ID
- AAe A0sFteAn ehex3oss anS cas-
a. -. teey feily goal any els o.
,a.-s u teis nArkel IokIAs a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-07

Parsnts should noa fad 10 witt The
STAR HoU9R this wosk. KIM 4 RosxH-
EMO show twenty too difsreat styles Of
boysP suits 90 81. 81 "a. s. OoEs -
eaR bargain feast.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-07

AcoUTzKD.-On the trial Of Hsssa
DOaRIas. thu psinssr. % charge Of in
sanity. 10 YES shown thas his sesentrioi
ties we're the resalt Of vhisky and NOS
insanity. and be vas therefore dis
eharRsd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-07

Boys SHIRT waisa e centa a. the sTAA
CLorHrx0 HoUsR, 30S COUmsEciai street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-07

KLxsn 4 RoSsznxRa pree1nt free 10
every parcaAssr q . osy'a sota econ
pleta baseball oatas eoeasaiAz 81 bah
hAll. oap and ~.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-07

The talk Of the tcwn-our millinery
paFiors. Do not bay till you ssa oar
sseok. Toxx.As a ErzaKnnzAM.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-07

Auotbsr hiz daAl Moadsy moFnisg.
100 salts zsn,s 9eFino gn6ssveas a.
Sop safi, sc pssss- Be % had early ~
Yea wsni bargains
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-07

a RS PEIsg1. LATE OF san FRAN
W cisco, respectfully informs TIE ladies'
Of Seattle and vi nifty thai she has r.
suned hnr b-saneas Of dresn and cloak
mAktng too doors n0Fth 81 tha Young
Meas CnT1s1kan Association hgii4ing.
whsre zee - prspare6 % na&s walking.
Il al tie latest ssyisa HAVanR had thir-
FY-eve Yaara' expsrfienoa II tie ouxfn&aA
she feeis conAdenf a. giving entire sAfis.
fncxioa. hofh IN seyia. q and G1tsk-
Priaas very moderAfs. Cuit1ng An6 etttnR
q. ahall also keep iaAkea' kouss dresses
reA1y-1aee always % bad. apls In
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-07

7k0W yds Of IAS1 ~ -. only a. cur
utorss. IoKIAs 4 sIN0EAMks.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-07

e9-We offer 1000 Atwood nobby
sack and frock suits this week at %, in
Scotch and American eheviots and cas-
simeres. They fully equal any SIS or
SIS suits In this market. ToKLAs d
erN0KRMAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-07

Nsticsl Boys-With every boys suit
KLINE a RosKNBKRo present, gratis. q
complete baseball oatfit, consisting Of
ball, bat, cap and belt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-07

Eve offer 1000 ali-vOol nobby
sack and froch suits this Week ct 90, IN
Scotch and American ehevi0ts and CAS-
simeFes. They fully equal any eib or
e1S suits In this market. ToKLAs a
SrNoKnMAM.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-07

3 esuta bays = Asrino shirt 81 the
STAR OEOTHTNa HoCsz, 30 Commercial
street
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-07

Just think Of this: 81 buys q fine
canvass shee - the STAR CLOTHING
HoUsE, 20e Commercial street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-07

100 doc ehildrea's hose. Mooday
morning, full finished. solid eolofB ~
LOG, i95fe and l5s per pair.
mVl ToKI.Aa a SN0MnMkN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-07

Saturday evening. April Sosh. $50 pm.
Special reduction In 70 ends Of silks
Reduced from 81 TO go. ToKLAs a
SIN0KAMAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-07

Saturday evening, April S0th. $50 pm.
Special Offering for Monday morning.
% ends Of MORE bFocadsd and PekinR
striped silks, eat from S2.50 10 Tbe yard.
10 pieces block and eolored uncut velvet
~ as. Feduoed from 81. T0KIAs a
SrN0EnMAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-07

Our millinery department. ID booming.
all on aeesuat Of cur loW prieea-j1st
half price. ToKIAs d SES0KHMAE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-07

Everybody Alarmed - Come and We
Uill pat yea inside OF IN elegant and
stylish nev spring suit at . pFiee 20 loo
that 10 vtil sosre yo1 81 The sTAn CLoTH
no HOusR, DS Commercial street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-07

This ID Q chance that seldom comes:
Today ne give away q ths STAn CLoTH-
Tno HoUsn 30 mems suits 81 eS, e6.
So. Come. look, bay and be satis6sd
With the biggest bargains ever offered
10 the.people Of seattIe.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-07


a LIE o. CAHkpxAM nAxxB wmumn MuxMn
ARE vAxsrKEwz, ann zmuam wmDmm
Mcxm Ar pnscoUmTxD.
Thers ere . srsas nany Oanadian
nSaas ID sissziasion IN this TsrEiaory.
ssDs 81 whish vsss issasd b. hanks
uhisA hass sinss hssn saspsnssd Fer
Ne rsotsstion u eur osopls ~ Poss-
iEzzEsozzuEz has secured throegh .
Espasabls B<iftsh Oolambia hankine
boss . llss e fhsss dsfunst fnxtian
t.onA whieh i hsrsvtfh publi4hss for
ne bsneft q its readers
Notes iesas6 By he foIl0winR hanks
ere
Bank Of Arcadia, Nova So0tiA.
Bank e. Clifton, Canada.
Bank 81 Lawawpuni, Nova Geokia.
Bank Of Prines Edwnsd Island.
bank q Western Canada.
Celestial Sank q CesaaA.
CommsEofal Bank Of Neu Brunswick.
international Bank Of Canada, Mon-
treal.
Mechanios' Bank Of Monarsal.
AsehenisS nank Of 81. yohn'a Nsv
BransWiak.
wsssnsEsland Bank Of Esv Bruns
wiek.
LambsFmaais Bank Of Canada
Maratims Bank Of Canada, (iusl
failed-l
Following i . Iiss Of Canadian banks
whoss pager e
uEs0oUMgKDs
Consolidated Bank Of Montreal. s9k
ossts On ths dollar. Ten dollar notes
On this bank have bean stoIsn. Persons
are notfasd 20 refuse al Of this denon-
tnation signed By ". Irwin.
ExehAnas Bank Of Canada, Montreal,
% osntg On she dollar.
etadona Bssk Of Qasbee. s9A cents
On fha dollar
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-07

t9.-Ws offer 1000 atl-vooi hobby
sssk and froek eaits this wesk 81 g, In
Scotch and American ehsvtots and sls
aimares. They fully equal any SIS or
eie suits In this market. ToxLAs q
HIMaHnMAM
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-07
NOTICE

THE MEMBERS or THE BOARD or
L fire Delegates Of seattle Fire DepAr1
meat viii take notioo thst meeting VIII
uroay evening. Nay IN ~ 30 o'clock
% canvass the returns q Tie election for
Chief Of Fire Department Also. that .
aoasce Of contest has bsen served spoe
the Board from James n. QIiftar. which
notice vii Be takes np 81 eaiA meeting
J. R. KISNEAR PresIda1i
NFcHoI - SNrrKR- eerretAry. Eyt
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-07
PORT rowxsEAD smIPrIxG

CLRARY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-05
INCOMING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS |
PORT OF NEwYOR JAN. T. 1887 |

ARRIVED.
Steamer Alene (Br secrs savaniia Dec l6 Carthagena
.snssrs to PIN ForwoS1 Co. Arrived
mdss and passengers to Jas ward Co Arrived At the
steamer Clifton tBr,. Wade. Pctou Ms days. in ballast to
Steamer Louisiana Eager. Ncworeans days. with mdse
and passengers TO 8 y seaman ,,..,..
ton with mdse and PASSENGERS to Nm clyde Co.
5 Y Dominion 8. % Point
Steamer Neptune Coleman Boston with mdse 70 Dim
ship sovereign of HalitA. Putnam IlOilo ia days with
Ship wei.seuhcrn Ger. Won Thulen. Bremen 80 days.
Ship Ameroa ,Port zosrcs Jsuero days. with COT
fee toJ Doane q 90: vessel 70 master .,-.,. Mn.
wiea lit To %o OF Co 10" 'A"''' ~
days with mIsr 70 ORDER vessel o 8 Burgess
,mp1 .s Sss cTer v.:. o %ss, lays with
BARK Lizzie as lOf Windsor Nsl. Vaughan Amsterism
hns HaOOoni Craig. Bangor vi. Now Haven to II Raw.
Hattie pel tBr LArten. sour PEI. via Newport to
sUNsEl-wind Sandy Hook. moderate. NE; cloudy At
City Island, light NE clear.
Arrived yesterday
Norfolk mise and passenger to Old Dominion IS Co
Portland a. order vessel 10 Punch. Edge
CLEARED.
Steamer Italy (Br, Pearce. i,onlon-- r w Hurst.
oIfordshire tBr Jones. London carter Macy
steamer Monte Rosa tr) Thomas Leth-simpsOn Spence
steamer Porna tBrl DAWSON st Johns NJ via Halifax
steamer rhornhiI IBrJ wethen Progreso via Newport
steamer AIvena tBr Mackay. Kingston. Aux Cages 60
Steamer Mexico ,span. Carmona Havana-Munoa & Es-
steamer Excelsior. Higgins. New Orleans T Van
steamer Delaware winnet Charleston and Fernandina-
steamer walker Norfolk Newport Nsws and West
steamer Wyanoko uphcrs, Norfolk City Point and Rich
steamer II i Dinlock, Hallctt, Boston-H Dimock.
smpP Blanchard. oakes. Ll'erpooi-M Pickering
BARK arizona DE- Robbins snans1asnOw BnrE.s.
Tro. bridges sons Keclcaranc@
SAILED
Steamers Arizona for verDo9; Me1eo Havana SaeOo'
Ba4.s Cnn. Tor Hamburg; Ecuador cetc Doris Eckhon,
schr Maggie Abbott for Port au Prince
turned o'ay leasing SUPPOSED ny
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bars slodronningen Nor. Aase from Network Dec for
Hanbur went ashore Boaehy He'd and was wrecked The
ruE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
sorI1t ,vPToN Jan l-Sailet steamer Elder (0er) He'll
mers rerncn for New York Detained by dsar
rangement ~ ma hinery. . Nina, ,,,, m, ~,
kins. ron Sew.York Dec Is.
jan sailed, steamer Faedrelandet (Nor) -. for New.
vE Ts" York c steamer Furn'''a H' 'dd'r
LzAKD Jan 4-ra.'i steamer Morty. Ger pe1oidt
AMSTERDAM Jan SAILED steamer zaandam tDtch) Van
GiHEiLTA Jan passed steamer T5i 2 SRr Mitchell
N,rLEs Dec Si-sailed. steamer Utopia tBr. McRtchie
ArcELASD NJ. Jan s-sailed steamer Mariposa. Hay
ward. for SAN Francisco
PARA Jan ARRIVED. Bernard tBr, churchward
sailed steamer Cyril ,Br. -. for New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-05
BROOKLYN.

The Of the Bridge Trustees 10 draft hill for
ami road Of the Bndge FREQ have
the TIL and u " ~ be Ia The
meeting MONDAY. The Demo ratio
OF the Trustees SAID Ia u IA favor of tic scheme
The annual meeting Brook branch ~ The womsns
-ocrty Oi the Me hois Chnr held
IN the Han-nn Place Chnrch Yesterday Addresses
u ane by h. Reed. Mrs Lucy Bsnbrigo
City s-ODary Hoticty. and Miss t. ". OteenwVo
MIS- j. Simmons pfcs.icl
funeral OF chief Robert Danny United States
Navy attended yesterday at ms home No ls tvcr-on
6hcrtrii aud other Officers frUm the
present also ment er1 oi the Mariners
Lodge, r. and A. NJ and orient Chapter X A. NJ The bur
al WAS In Greenwood
Four iincmen who putting electric light wes In
Washington yesterday Tell twenty feet through The break
ing plat Neil Campbell had his Jaw aud ght leg
received cOncnssOn OF the brain The other
only slightly huri.
Joseph GobeW SKI whom medical commission pronounced
insane committed TO the Kings County Insane Asylum
by Judge Moore yesterday, alter the Indictment Tor MURDER
the 1r-t degree against him had been dismissed.
The fupsr, of Major r. K HOrgaD who de IN San Fran.
cisc, will take place to-day at 10 In ST. stephens
Iomau Catholic Church. In HummiLst
The United Grand Jury las Indicted Charles Ogden
Ferris who calls himself Sir Roger ilchborne for deIaui
ing the Pension Bureau
Joseph SMITH colorcd jockey pleaded guilty man.
the second degree yesterday for killing FredorcE
white jockey At toney Island Oh November o.
quarrel over game called " crabs
The Duryea OF the Casson Avenue Presbyterian
Church which the Church Of Our Father
Ccr0 to be organized into an Independent church
by the PIesbytery neit week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-05
NAVY APELIcTToEs OF MARTIN Morz

The Prince ST. police found man who had fallen and
broken his leg In south Ffthavc on Monday night and
sent him It, Vncents Hospital When he said he was
Martin Motz or No 81 South Fifth-ave the
police remembered him a who had been sorely af-
ncted by the betrayal and mysterious disappearance
his daughter Johanna. The Young woman went away
from her parents home on Christmas Day, year ago
Some months previous she had formed tho acquaintance
the proprietor OF basement rum shop In Thompson
st. and he had enected her ruin. lie claimed 70 be a
single man, and upon his PROMISE to MARY Johanna
pay for her support he escaped arrest Al length
Mrs MOtz ascertaiucd that the iQuordcacr had wife
living In West Fifty secondst-
Johanna went with her mother TO the wife Of her
betra, and tainted the steps OF the house when tho
woman confirmed what Mrs. MOTT had heard. Afterward
the girl threatened To commit suicide. The who
was the of all the trouble deserted his wife and bis
place business and Johanna disappeared at the
time No Of them has since been obtained several
years ago Mr. MOTIFS Aoysius twelve years OF age,
was accidentally poisoned and died. aud infant daugh
tar was burned 70 death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-05
TWO CHURCHES AGREE TO LIVE IN PEACE.

The people WOO haven are witnessing somethlng ths
uerk That few OF them expected 10 behold THIS union
serves o. tho PrysDy"r. ana S NpnSi re- cnn
,innrd throughout the Week OF PRAYER There
haa he,n most decided GOODNESS between the people
of the, two churches upwari OF quarter oil century
So strong the feeling AT times mat mrmnr ~ s wv
scarcely notice another On sunday
,Snre during tho they might he on friendly terms
Ils ,cv sidney A. Russell who Committed snicie sumo
hing IN e year ago pastor of the Presbyterian huch
believe that II WAS the ing thil rt
It'd het veru his and the nrghb"rinH ono THAT
To induce pondency which led hm 10 shoot MINI
self .-,..-o, ,,. o.. -
IN, unon was brought about by the pastors OF the Two
curchrs hn Rev James and the Rev. Mr. Cutter Inc
LATER who -uc Mr. Russell VAS one OF Ms clsste- IN
roli,gc The two ministers talked over the ma.t"r
anJ was agreed have "A union service
si sunday night Their efforts proved entirely SUGGEST III
Alter m, grand hand,haklng All
and which nearly half All hour ana was unani
the Ratchet womb lie buried
,,, I'm. wlule village reloirr- the union and II 10
said that before were prayer meetings largely at
ten AZ a present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-05
MP HEWITT NOT AT TIE CITY HhLL

Mayor lie witt unable to leave his house yesterday
He Is not expected be at the City Hall before the latter
part of the week. although he IL slowly Improving from
his rheumatic attack. An open window III the Mayors
Office at the time Of the NewYears Day reception
the cause Of the attack
President Beeknan OF the Board OF Aldermen was Mt
the City Hall all day yesterday acting as Mayor lie was
visited by Commissioner Crminlns who SAID mat
at the meeting Of the Park Board today 1t was
Mayor to appoint ex-Judges Noah Davis, Charles
r. DAILY and Hooper G. Van Worst a committee To
make thorough esgatOn Of the work done by the
department while under the control OF the present com.
mjss0ncrs If the committee find any evidence 81
extravaganza or wrong dong OF any
kind Messrs Crimmns Borden and Beekman will pay
the xpcnse OF the investigation.
committee consisting OF Judge Ernest Hall, Colo
mel H. I. Wood Charles Gersiing, John McMahon Carl
Miller and Joseph Marin, representing the taxpayers OF
the district, the Columbian and schnorcr clubs
and tho ramnany Society Of tho annexed district called
at the Mayors office ask Mr.. Hewitt To appoint resi-
dent xed district a Park Commissioner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-05
CALENDARS TO-DAY.

c2gs % 20 a. e. 70, cs me-
22 re 2SS ait ass a27 30 asi 3 "a '''
nuPRtAE cousI GkSEaaL Yen az r 1o r =
m i 81: IL IT, i Ia iS rs sa s ia l' i'' , a. ''~
son Mos "a s7i 1851 1861, 7ad 1929 1919, l01 l072
iSSssss. iSst. loss. ioss 1857 loss.
e:n loss 81 81 f ics los 1855 1881
ns sso ESQ aso JIG 2
ia l2s5. lass ia66. ssis.
GuPRYME CoURT-CiEculT- PAET ii-Reforc Donohues j.
Nos $40 4sSi l! sSS s2Ss ssa sst9 1871 s2gi
f27U y2J4 Adj. 29lS 3is, 1888 no 3oOl 3oV& 5000
s s sas S sa 81? 81 s5 s sf ss5s
yupRKsY CoURr-CIRcuiT-PARI II I.-Before Williams.
32sa 2lJi 2i>s 2VUt 3lSi. 2340. 2s96 32l6. 32l7
eVrRYNE CoCWT-CiKcUir-PAKf IV.-Before Beach. j.
SusroaxrL's Cougr-Before Rollins s.-wfl Of James
SsM,ynIoR Cougr-GKSERaL TrRs-Ad,ourned sine die.
"Suf2RIos Counr-TRiAL TERx-rART L-Before sedgwck,
SSur.sIon CoU1T-TRIAL TKRx-PARr II.-Be'ooc Freed
sUrrElos coynT-TnAL TEnn-rAnr III--Befors door
surrEloH couar-TRiAL TEKN-PARr Iv-Bei0rs TruaI
'CoSxoy PIKAs-GEygnAL TERN Beore Iarremore C. j..
Amen aud Boos staver, JJ.-Nos IL. SO, SO, IS, 40
CoURr OYER AND acknowledgement TO January w.
(ounf OF GENERAL sRssIoys-PAgr Before Judge Cow
tpg Assistant District Attorney Bedford-Noa 70 20
CouxT OF GENERAL skssiox.-PAar II.-Beiore Jodge
alderseeve and Assistant District Attorney S1sSgerad-
Noa 10 IA Inclusive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-05

A p-trfogring yUuDs lawyer. Anthony ID -mstait
whose prac les 4. chiefly IN police courts found himself
place Usually oaeupicl by his clients yesterday in
Brooklyn The Grand Jdry indicted HIM for grand
iarc.ny In failing to turn Ia client 900 wnioh
nat been depo,itei for hail. Jeremiah Quinn was ar-
rested for burglary Ia October and t.kon Dsore Pons
Justice Naebsr Ii~ sister AMI RE nis u nshoi 81 900
In ball for him. MI II was deposited With County
Treuburer A Alter tue examination of The es.e
q ilun committed 10 ja without bail. To await tho
OF tho Grant Jury ant Dsrmstad procured
tHcate that elect and w-nt 10 the County Treasurer
and the money T"on III teal OF turning IL 10
Quinns friciIs told tnem Jia' he had been eoIprlei
l., mako certain dsDursemeut imp ng that had 10
nx tho DisrictAtioincy ami tl1 County judge aud
certain other Oici lis. The fact that the Grand jury
fail-d tn iudict Quinn stIebgt enst his claims. But
when tho matter reached the ears OF the District
torney lie set foot searching invest gation
tirand Jury iIcteu DarDsat. His ball nxod at
$4,000. IL 10 said To bs COMMON lractio~ vuions "A
class OF lawyers tn Prron tnat they possess
power OF iptins jdscS and money "a gwen tn thsn
for tsB purpose. In 1903 Darnssit vas indicted for
roouy In s-coui deg for wrOugfuy SECURING
S5l from cIiout, Ellen GUrnan but Il matter was
settie. He is xrtivo Democratic politician In the
Eixteuuth Ward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-05
NEUS FROM THE STBURBS.
yrwARK,s MAYOR COMPLAINS OF MS COIN

NLWARkS MAYOR COMPLAINS Of HE 'VI NJ 1T"
The Newark Council for 1856 mot and adjourned
last night and the t0umOn Council was Organized or
Haynrss annual message WAS i"'eiNcl
ana rrlrrrei dos ument of extraordinary dim n-lons
anu treated sub relating 10 muDoipal government
and was wIh dirquisiionr criticisms ana sar
ca-m- pr subjects eatd were the m nc"r pub
ne improvements sct" oiy departments and The as ef
incl needs the lie recommends the erection m
and living the setting a-d. o. some "rN
Acres OF owllnd belonging 10 tho ely Tor iutnre
nuhtc mark and the erection OF new
,mIllc market 20 relieve the streets Of the
market Wagons eprccatrs the lrocct OF private water
conn aics and says shoud back IN the noun
ias rr new supply. At the same time he OPP oscs
anv nrrrs bonded debt AMI shows by hgufcs how TIC
g.it A, been Increased by reckless expenditure The Ota
banded debt &lOsi6 90 and the sinking FUND
sGiO3lg 40 since 1852 about million and hali ol the
Jeit has been stngulshed Mayor HAYNES complains THAR
with great rr-pons billy he has practically no bower 'hu
igcd To sign warrants without
n. .r t'at service mas rendered lie also
am. Council by refusing I" c"nnr proper appoint
i,rut. has AIKEN away from him his prorogatI'c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-05
SpPTyG VEGETABLES FOR THE NEW YE.


Spring vegetables the first token from the sunny south
that the still propose tread upn1 each others
heels are coming TO the city ny steamers and express
cars Green peas" s G. T. Palmer. Of No. l66 Reade-
st. who handles early Florida vegetables extensively
.cos "a and 30 bushe crate. Al this season vcge
tables are rarely cold In less quantities than crates a
they the prices suit the ven Ter Two hoars
peek for instance they Will charse you No STANDARD
retail prices could he well given now for spring Vese
tables They nearly all taken by uptown stores on
sXthave and Broadway where the customers rom ic
browustnne dis,r what they want regardless OF
price by the there Is standard Iice, s IL u
nxrd by the wholesale trade greatly or course 1t may
vary every day"
What these prices at PRESENT.
"Srlng worth S} and ~ crate egg plants
with perhaps "a dozen dozen and half plants to the
crate So 80 10 So tomatoes 50 10 50, and cucun crs
SO 10 So or cucimbers have the hot housegrown III
the North and the openair cucumhers from the South
The latter principally from NewOrleans by express
These present the only vegetables we are getting
FROM the SOUTH Pretty sOOn probably IN TWO Weeks we
shall cabbage from Florida In addition
to these substantial supplies for winter tables the Ber-
midas where IL Is always spring. and where, t0DSe
quently ali vegetables spring vegetables are furnish
ing secondcop potatoes and onions Tor 81 crate OF SIX
quarts"